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The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

for tie good Of the afflicted that our
government protect iis people by MAX
ing laws To regulate the p'"o'lee oi
medicine by better experienced ana
more thoroughly educated physicians,
and thereby keep up the honor ana
credit of the proie, SION also form ia"H
for the recording OF recipes OF propfie,
tary medicines, under examination anu
decision of experienced chemists ana
physiclans appointed for thHt PURPOSE
by the government, before lhej "tr
licensed for general use ne Woni'
most freely place the recipe Of boseNee
German Syrup and Green's An"uS'
Flower under such laws, had lie ti't
proper protection, and thereby save t,le
prejudice Of The people, aud avoid TIE
competition and Imitation OF worthless
medicines.-Copied from the Chicago
Mail, Aug. 3, 81.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
Nsn,c. Of tic Killed.

The following Is u complete list Of III,
Chaisworth dead ~ far rs identified
Il. T.. Stockton. George a. Smith
Mrs. Zimmerman. Rosa and Maggie
Murphy and mother. Mis-, Maggie Nal.
row. McClintock. the engineer. Mrs
Pearl Adams, Pearl French. Mrs
Breeze, W. Gercrc,zcn. Trovillo. Addit
Webster. Mrs. Wm. Allen, ". Nalijo
Mrs. II. u. Mcclure and daughter. Mrs
Miller. Mr.. Wright. Mrs. James Dale
+. u. Winett. John Murphy. J. ID,
IcFaddcn, Peoria. Ills: Miss Stephens
aud father. Mike Regan. Binghamption:
VIM. Craig. Cuba. H.; Henry IIickon
Pckin. ILL.,; Noah llavcmorc, Canton
H.: n. L. Smith. Metamora, H.: Miss
Neal, Mossvillc, Ill.,: Emclinc Carruth.
crs. Evans. ILL.,: Jessie McaK. Mrs. j
NJ. Clay. Eureka. H.; Sherman, Brim.
field, ILL.,; May Laws; Eliza Crcss,
Washington, ILL.,: Mrs. Ed. Stoddard,
Wesipoint, Ia; W. \. Potter, Bush.
nell, H.; j. ID. Richards. T.. +. Adams,
Fairbury: w II. Lot, Ellwood, Mr.. L.
Godell aud son and Dr. VIM. Collins.
Galesburg. H.; Henry Sigelsen, Keo.
kuk, Ia; Oney Spaith, Green Valley,
H., John A. Moore. Jacksonville, ILL.,;
Capt. Ahtke and a. Martin. Bloom
ington, ILL.,: j. Bady. J. :. kaler and
j. a. Green, Breeds Station; Paul Sack
cnreuther. John Zeitlcr, pekin: Mrs.
u. Duckctt, Mrs. +. NJ. Cross. Mrs.
Arch. b. Crosswell, &. Il. Snedeckcr,
Millard Patterson, NJ. V. Navittc, w.
II. Latte, NJ. L. Putney. Mrs. w. Bell,
Robert Dahlke, a. Martin, j. X. tlill
wife and child. Mrs. Alter and tive
daughters. Oscar johnson. George +
Horting. May McEvcy, George Meek
Azro Gale.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

Illegal, they unquestionahly think to
have been unwise In outrunning present
public sympathy, but TO have been due
10 a truly patriotic impulse. The re-
fusal To expose his office to partisan In
suit they undoubtedly approve as a dig
niiied, just and manly rebukc. The
Mugwumps in supporting him against
Mr.. Blaine IN 81 walked largely by
faith. In supporting him against Mr..
Blaine in IS they walk by sight. What
ever his mistakes, and however his
course may have disappointed certain
ardent expectations, no sagaclous OBJ
server can doubt that Mr.. Cleveland is
much stronger with the people OF the
United States than he has ever been,
and that the very character of the oppo-
sition 10 him shows that his adyersaries
are conscious OF this fact"
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
Give Th-m, I. Chance:

Tia, Is to say, your lungs. Ais
all your breathing machinery. Ven
wonderful machinery II Is. Not onll
the larger alr-p,ssages, but the thous
ands Of little tubes and cavities leading
from them.
When these arc clogsed and chokea
with matter which ought mo-, To b'
there, your lungs canIot half do iheil
work. And what they do, they canno'
do well.
Call II cold. cough, Group, pneumonia
caiarrh, consumption or any OF tie
family II throat and nose aud head and
lung distractions. NIL are had. Al
ought To bc got rid Of. There Is Just one
sure way 10 get rid Of them. That /.
TO take Doschee's German syrup, which
any druggist will sell You at 10 cents n
bottle. Even II everything else has
failed you, you may depend upon ihi'
for certain.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

TIE Glcnwood Echo, In It's last issue
summed up the situation on Whit,
rivor in the following briei and intclli'
gent manner: "lt Is impossible at this
date to say jus, what will he the result
of the Indian war. From all reports nj
hand there are enough Utes to the east
of Meekcr TO stand oil all the State
forces yet sent Ia the front. The ques.
tion is-will they fight or run, OF sur.
rcnderr The chances are they will
fight. If they do ihcy are more than n
match FOR the brave men that can, a,
present. be brought against them.
Their thorough knowledge OF the
country they are in will enable them
to keep out of the way of a large body
that they cannot whip and If they have
any gencralship they can whip small
parties in detail. The situation is
a serious one That's just It, The sit
uation is undoubtedly serious one. 1t
is AN undispuied fact that the Utcs hold
the trump cards.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

..A.,cnaior Sargent died nj his home
In san Francisco last Monday nj tile
age Of W years. lie has served in both
houses Of Congress. and was minister To
Germany during rrcsldcn, Arthurs nd.
minis,ration.
Jerry Pag~is, who was Ia he hanged
In ST. Louis on FRIDAY last. was found
dead In his cell. lie cu; an artery in
hi, arm and then pl,ccj the arm In n
bucket of water. NJ that the dripping
blood would no, atifao, attention.
The preliminary examination Of Mrs
Emil, wiiicr an the charge Of poison.
Ing her husband IL now in progress nj
Denver. The physicians fci,eta,o that
poison was administered, and other les.
iimony introduced makes IL lool. bad Tot
Mrs. witicr.
a disease has broken out among cat.
tie In the vicinity of Oswogo. New
York. Ten days ago party brought
thirty head to the market there. when II
was discovered that they had TcSa.
fever. Ten died and the res, were
kilicd by the authorities.
On the eve of the fircmcns tourna
mcnt last week ut Lcadyillc. u sad in
tcrrup;ion took place. While the Trim
dad hose team We're making prac,ic,
run on Tuesday morning, one Of theiI
number. Ysidro suan, stumbled aud
fell. on. OF the hosc.cart wheels passing
over him. lie died that evening.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
Wanted . ..~.ei..,n WASH.

An old miner once met Charley Back
lis In the bar room Of the What Cheer
house. then the famous inn OF the coast
and, salutins him, said:
"fard. imbiieyn
Certainly" replied BacSus.
Name your root
"a scalskin wash" said Backus.
tn. bartender was puzzled, and tho
miner looked a,kanc-, and exclaimed;
IF you WAN, n stomach settler. holl-I
II right
"wcll. I've shouted" said ilackus,
II yocif.fat.d s.alskln wash. In
plain Anglo Saxon. I require whisky
straight
Whisky iS used Ia wash and preserve
scalskins. Tie miner saw the point
and carried II back To Helena. NJ. r.,
where ''sralssin washes" arc stili popu.
lar drinks.-Chicago Herald.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
4 Wager.

II any person fond OF scandal mon
aloud just before preparing 10 retire for
the night, and then upon arising from
bed In the morning Will kneel down,
and instead OF saying the usual morning
PRAYER, murmur these verses softly and
plaintiyely, with face upliIted To
heaven, we will bet ten dollars 10 shoe
pegs there won't he any scandal pro-
ceed from the mouth of that person for
at least one day:
DO you hear the scandal inongcrs
Passing by,
breathing poison in u whisper,
In -ighT
Moving cautiously Hni slow,
smiling sweetiy ns they go.
Never noisy-gliiinx smoothly Us II snake
slipping here and sliding there
Through the meadows fresh and fair,
Leaving subtitle slim. and poison IN their wake.
saw you not the scandal mongor
A. she sat,
Bcaming brightly meath the roses
On her hnii
In her dainty gloves aud dros,
Angel like, nni nothing less.
seeIu.d she. casting smile, and pleasing words
about,
One. III" shrugged and shook her head,
Raising her oy-- and nothing said,
whcn you spoke of friends, aud yet II lef, II
doubt.
Did you wrioh the scandal mongor
Al the ballg
Through the music rhythm, beauty.
Light aud all.
Moving here and moving there.
with II whisper iish, u, air.
Casting shadows on u -ia,cf-womAn's fame
Just whispered word or glance,
A. she f1at..i through the dance,
Ana doubt forever hang, upon n name.
You will md the scandal mongcr
Eycywhcro;
Sometimes men, bu, often women.
Young anl fair:
Yet their tongues irift fouirsI slime,
Aud they spend their leisure tima
Casting mud on ihoss Who ciisnb by work aud
worth;
shun them, .hun them u. you 30
shun them whether high or low,
They are but the e,irs'-i srrprnt- uf tho earth.
Vow orleans ficayuno.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
4 (,ltt fpr All.

In order TO give all u chance 10 test II,
and thus lie convinced of its wonderful
curative powers, Dr. Kings New bis.
covery for consumption. coughs aud
colds, will be. Tor u limited time. given
away. This offer is not only liberal
but shows unboundcd faith in the mcr.
its of this great remedy. kllwbo suffer
from coughs. colds. consumption. asih.
ma, bronchitis, or any affection oi
throat. chest, or lungs, are especially re.
qucs,ed 10 call ut any drugstore, and
get trial bottle free. Large bottles 81
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
People Demand .pntcr
MrMi,Incs.

What are theyy Asa general thing
they are prescriptions having been used
with great success 10y old and well-rcad
physicians. Thousands of inyalids have
been unexpectedly cured by their use.
and they are the wonder and dread of
physicians and medical colleges in the
U. s.. so much so. that physicians grad
uating ut medical colleges are required
to discountenance proprietary medi.
cincs. as through them the country doc
tor loses his most profitable practice.
As n manufacturer of proprietary med.
icines. DIR. q. q. Green of Woodbury..
n. j.. advocates most corhially-in or
der TO prevent the risk that tue sick and
afflicted are liable 10. almost daily by
the use of patent medit mes qut out by
inexerienccd persons Tor age,-~jize-
ment only, and the cpl ploying OF t"x-
perienced and incomI ient doctors by
which almost every V lage and town Is
cursed; and men clai Cling to be doctors
who had better be nj }iertakers, expert
menting with their PATIENTS and rob
binu them of their n}oney and health
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
HenrS1s llrr NnlIili.

Mrs PhIbe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, Iowa, tells the following fr'
maraable story, the truth al which II
youched for by the residents ot Tie
town: II am now 70 ycars old, have
been troubled wi,h kidney complaint
and lameness fnr Bany years; could moi
dress myself wy 1T help. Now ! AN
free ircm Ill ~ s.s2aAsaF> 2AF ,,rehess, and al,
able to do all my own housewofs.
owe my thanks to Electric ll,'ers FOL
having renewed my youth, and removed
completely all disease and PAIN Try
u bottle, a>c. and 81, nj any drugstore,
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
Th~ Pr-.id-nt'. Proposed Tour.

A Washington dispatch says invita-
tions continue TO pour In upon the
President, and almost the entire time
OF one of the clerks at the White House
is occupied in scheduling and recording
them. lie has been invited 10 visit al
mos, every In the West and South. in-
Guiding san Francisco. New Orleans
and Galveston. The President is
seriously considering the best use that
he can make Of the time which lie has
allotted TO himself for his Western and
Southern trip, and he Will take the
rou,e which will enable lin 10 visit
briefly the principal representative
cities OF the two sections Of the coun-
try. He has almost made mp his mind
that he will not go further West than
Kansas City and very little, II any,
further South than Atlanta. He does
no; desire TO lie absent from the Capital
more than twenty days, but delays and
unavoidable circumstances mny prolOng
his absence i've or ten days more. lie
will begin the preparation OF his annual
h'Nh'N' "l'H MS i't"iH W 'a'hhb'
ton, and that and other important mat
,efs which will then claim his personal
attention will prevent his extending his
visit much beyond the iirs, Of Novem'
Der. II is expected that the programme
for his trip will be prepared within the
next two weeks. None Of iho Invita-.
tons not already acted upon will be
answered until that Is arranged.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

TuE Colorado Springs Gazette says
"Thc Denver Republican is sPcculaiins
whether III. News Ute war corrcspon'i'
cui is in Meckcr or Glcnwocd Springs.
We have had serious doubts about his
having left Denver. But since reading
his absurd contradictions. our sIecula-
ton has not been regarding the town he
was In. but whether he WAS standing on
hts head or not We might throw n
little light on this subject. but as we
have all we can attend To- Mt prcscn;
we'll wait until the war is over.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

,..ona... ,rt .n.u ~.ntn. They told me
In san Diego 10 wait. Nv. go, to-
you've got something, anyway
"Yaas. I've 81, something. bought
10; marked on, on ~ map nn utan
new ,own.slic with iine name. for
go; the name. After Id jumped In
and paid so for the 10, thought Id 90
and ,al- a look n; IT, got guide and
We drove and drove and drove. |,
seemed 10 me about million miles, but
nil the way the guide pointed on, To me
land that was worth $50 and Was going
10 bc worth siuo.0aJ an acre. Then We
got on 10 the beach and the surf was
rolling In from the sea We're coming
Ia 1t, now said a.. guide. And saw
n 10; oi stakes. That's your lot said
he. 'Whcr.y said |. There said he.
| diIn'. bee ANYTHING bu, sea. 'wsycsy'
said /. Waves now, hut the sea Is TO-
ccding n, the rate Of foo; every i0,ooo
years and before YOU know where YOU
are you'll own the water front OF the
most valuable part Of san Diego.
Thank you.' said I. 'i'll come back In
about a.ro ydars and see how It's get
ting on And he gave me copy OF
She 10 read on the way back. San
Francisco Chronicle.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

our Secretary Of state. James Rice
who is also cS.oilicio Commissioner OF
Labor. Is now busily engaged In collect
ing labor statistics. lie has son, out
numb.rlcss blanks classified 10y the diff
fcr.nt occupa,ions-mlning. manuiac'
turing. agriculture and trades OF al
kinds. Inquiries are made relating Il
male and female labor, number Of hour
work pcr day, wages. days unemployed
and other questions Of vital interest.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
GENERAL NEWS.

Prince Ferdinand has formally taken
charge OF the Bulgarian throne.
During the last fiscal wear the Gov
crnmcn, paid out ssI,3in.SIi for silver
bullion, ont OF which II coined $685. :
sJi silver dollars.
Smallpox aud yellow fever are rag.
ing In Havana, Cuba. During the
pas, month there were ioi deaths from
yellow fever and III from smallpox.
Forest fires played sal havoc In the
Michigan pincrics several days las,
week. Thousands OF cords OF weed,
fences, farm houses. and even whole
villages furnished food for the flames.
Senator Riddlcbcrgcr. OF Virginia,
WAS put into Jail week ago for con-
tempt OF court, bu, his friends over
.-.-...L ti.s iall-r s,nd released him.
oh Mo'''t--. - - ',rnsi u
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

'ri,g report Of the United States
Geological Survey gives the mineral
statistics Of this country for last year
The total value of our mineral product.
was $4,000. n gain Of $4,000"
over the preceding year. The gold
product was sgj.co.uo; the silver wa.
sol 10000; copper was -: 10000. The
great increase was In pig iron. which
amounted to 100000.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

WE ARE in receipt of a communication
from 4. ". Sherwood, Signal Corps,
L. :. A.. requesting such OF our read
cTs as have data of meteorological
nature 10 forward same to the Director
of Observations. Colorado Meteorolosi-
c.,l Association, Colorado Springs.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
- .

An experienced local angler tells MS
that there ia no material change in the
style of fishing tackle used on White
river this year. except that the jug has
more body and not quito so much neck
as IN previous years.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

TnE State press almos, unanimously
endorse the action of Governor Adams
In calling out the troops. We fail To see
how 1t could he otherwise, rs his prompt
action In the matter is commended by
every law.abiding citizen in Northwest
srn Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

TnE next National Democratic con
yen,ion will have - delegates. The
New England States will have 20; the
Middle States, 10; the South, 3DJ; the
West, -; the Pacific. IS; tbs District
Of Columbia an / the Territories. Is. As
the rule requires two thirds 10 nomin-
ate, the succcssessiul man must get 6l7
,,sez
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

OS the fourth OF October, and the
four succeeding DAYS, the first annual
meeting OF the Pueblo state Fair asso'
citation will be held at Pueblo. All the
industries Of the state will be repre-
,.nt,d
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

GESIm!u. SHERIDAN insisted re-
Gently that Sunday inspection and
dress pafaies are conducive 10 good
discipline In the army. An Eastern
paper approved his ideas. with the re-
mark. General Sheridan Is right"
Tn. printer took the last whack ai this
endorsement, and II appeared in this
form: General sheridan Is tight
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

ir Is reported tia, the administration
has decided To institute suit agains, the
Union Pacific railway company for the
recovery of s15,0C0.o II IL hinicsi
tia, u criminal suit will also bo brought
agains, the directors OF the company.
The affairs Of the company are IN u dis
graceful, condition. and grave irregular
lilies are promised nj the trial.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
has is-cn read.

inr ,iryciand's sis.o,. '''
defiance To the people, AMI Is rcmi,..-
Of the following parallel When til.
animals were coming out Of thc ark thc
rungway was crowded and there wa, II
sudden s,oppagc. The red nnt turned
to the elephant, who was immc'iia'ci,
behind. and wraihfuliy said: Say
who are YOU shoyin'y"
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
THE HERALD BRAND.
HUTCHINSON \ siMoSs.

All stock branded ~ above on any
par, Of animal from the tail up To right
behind the ears. Range, Garfield.
Routt. Grand. Eagle. Pi,kin and Mesa
counties. Colorado. Eastern Utah and
Southern Wyoming and few select
patches Of feeding ground all over.
+. S.-No extra charge for cut. en-
craving. descriptive matter or engraved
characters. Let the cowboy on this
range know your brand.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

srEAHING of the Mugwumps and
the President, llarper's Weekly says:
"rhe pension vetocs, fof .~Ihich he is
vehemently assailed. they think. we
presume, to have been generally wise.
4 he order for the return of rebel flags,
pionpil, revoked when found 10 be
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

An apple threw the ilrs, man. since
then 1t has sor,er let tile business o'it 10
the banana.-Danbury News,
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
HEADACHE.

WIS IOf IIltflF NtAIH II
perfect MARTYR to Headache
and Dyspepsia, and some-
times though, it would kill
me. Alter trying many
remedies, and finding them
OF no account. | Concluded
to try Simmons Liver R.gu-
la,or, and hs, now aud
mlnAe yc.as
n stranger TO T, headache.
] can recommend the Rcgu-
la,or. for it is % humbug.'
B. l. Dopp, Putnam Co.,
Ga. al have suffered for
five years witt the Sick
Headache, and ind j; is tho
only thing that will give mo
relief J. A,sroy, Ar
kadclphia, Ark. 81 usc
Simmons Liver Regulator
when troubled with Head
ache. 1t produces . favor
able result wi,hou, hinder
ing my pursuits IN business.
regard IL ms n ready pre-
scrip,ion for lisordcred
Liver" w. W. WiTMEg.
Dcs Moines, Iowa.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27
a Nalt,sIiI. l,ot,

Yes" he said wcarliy. 1--WE been In
on the bcom. didn't intend 10, but
had to get into It."
Luck -
"weii. tin, y,S M II mny IL. i'r
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-27

Entered in ,he ro-'on,c- at Meeker' GHrneid
Cn,nty, Colo. as second-class mail matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
TIE DEADLY CAR.STOYE.

Congress to bs Urged to Abolish 1t and
License Trainmen.
a Washington dispatch says: Con-
gress will be urged this winter to pass
some measure looking to the correction
of the present system of heating railroad
cars. Experience has demonstrated that
the stoves now in use have more than
doubled the number OF victims in railroad
accidents. Il is thought bill will be in
troduced forbidding tbs use Of stoves in
railroad CARS. This would have the effect,
it ls believed, Of forcing the railroads TO
invent some substitute for the fatal stove
that would insure greater safety to the
travelling public. In this relation, It is
probable that q bill will be introduced 10
license railway conductors and engineers.
Atthe meeting of the National Association
Of Railway Conductors, last summer,
bill was prepared on this subject which
will be submitted to Congress this winter.
TIE first section Of the act provides
that on and after July 1, 1889, no rsilrosd
In the United States engaged in tr&ns-
pOrtation from one state or territory TO
smother, or to 8 foreign country, shall
employ or permit any person TO serve as
conductor Or engineer unless such person
is licensed, as provided in the act. The
second section provides for the appoint
ment OF chief examiner by the Pfesi-
dent, by end with the advice and consent
of the Senate, to carry out the provisions
of the act, I'd receive salary of $500,
with travelling expenses, VINO shall, from
time to time, report TO the S3CretsTy
of the Treasury. Another section author
ICES the appointment by the chief exam
liner Of ten supervising examiners, ST
q salary Of $500 per Jear each and trsv-
cling expenses, all to be selected for
knowledge, skill and practical experience
IN railway train-seIyice, and the opera
ton OF trains and engines. The chief
and supervising examiners shall meet IN
t1is city and organize on The second
Wednesday in each January following,
with the approval Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. They shall divide the UaiteG
States into ten districts, and in each
district there shall be two district eXsml-
ners, ore conductor Gnd the other an
engiaeer, at a salary Of $4,000 per snnum,
and in addition assistant * .nlneTs when
their services are actually needed, at
salary Of not exceeding $500 per eInun.
UnGer the provisions of this act TIE
conductors and engineers ere required 70
show the license on the demand OF any
passenger. The railway companies en-
ploying al unlicensed conductor or en-
gineer Gre subject to fue Of $500. Il is
not thought this measure will pass in lts
present form, but members are confident
that g general discussion OF the subject
will result in some legislation OF benefit
TO the travelling public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Business Is Business.


at was the last request OF the de-
ceased" said Kansas City minister in
the course of funeral sermon Of one OF
that city's NEST active real estate boom
ers, Hthat Immediately after the services
st the grave an auction sale OF lots in his
Prospect Park addition be held, and for
that purpose Colonel Infs er, the we'll
known resi- estate suCtioneer, will be
present and conduct the sales. A strange
request, you will ssy, my friends, and
queer place for such sale-in cemetery.
My own idea," continued the minister,
as he propped up the back cover OF the
Bible with the hymn book, "Was to have
the procession go aroun By Prospect
park with brass band, aud hold the auc-
ton right on the lots before going to the
cemetery at eli; then buyers could see
iust what they we're getting. Buf, then,
not two men ever conducted real estate
boom exactly alike, and the dying wish OF
sae brother shall be complied with. Sing
the 275th hymn-;he 275Eh. Away, vain
earthly lhngs'o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
NOmen and Shoes.
Shoe and Leather Reporter.

Shoe and Leather Reporter,
"Oace in q WHILE" says O shoe sales
man, "I hsve cUstomers-IadIes-w
it takes me an hour or more to serve
They'll want to look st all the shoes there
are in the place, and to try en- a great
mary. l had che this morning; she put
on several shoes, and each time
eha would stand on both sides CT
her foot and twist it around into
all sort of shapes, aud insist that the
leather ought to be perfectly smooth in
every part. When che got tired Of pull
ing shoes on and eff she took q pair.
Trey fitted her exactly, though she wasn'i
satisfied. She thought that when she
subjected her feet to such contortions
thai they almost doubled up the lesthe!
above the instep Wrinkled too much. Mel
are easy to ft.''